factors that impact fitness Flashcards
fitness and health are heavily influenced by (4)
genetic, environment, stress, daily behaviors
being ____ impacts fitness to the greatest extent
sedentary
sedentary
lifestyle behavior pattern characterized by very little physical activity
genetics dictate an estimated ___% of uncontrollable, hereditary factors that impact health and fitness
40
___% of ones health/fitness potential is up to their behavior
60
basic factors that impact fitness (7)
genetics/age/sex, environment, social, stress, nutrition, levels of daily activity, education/economic
WHO indicates that physical activity can positively influence
psychological well-being, perceived function and stress levels (overall quantity of life)
WHO indicated that improved perceived function allows older individuals to
complete their activities of daily living and remain independent for a longer segment of their lifespan
in developed countries, the predominant causes of premature death are
controllable diseases
novice exercisers have an increased risk for the following when proper acclimation periods are not applied
muscle or tendon strains
ligaments sprains or tears
bone fractures
___ extremity injuries are reported the most
lower
exercise participation also includes the possibility of metabolic injuries and thermoregulatory issues such as _____, _____, ____, and ____
hypo- or hyperthermia
hypo- or hyperglycemia
hyponatremia
rhabdomyolysis
hyponatremia
below normal plasma sodium concentrations
can be caused by excessive water consumption and is most commonly seen during endurance training
rhabdomyolysis
life threatening; destruction of muscle tissue and subsequent release of muscle fiber content into circulation which can cause organ failure
hyperthermia
increase in body temp above normal levels which can lead to heat-related illness
hypothermia
decrease in body temp which can lead to diminished neuromuscular control, frostbite or death
hypo/hyperglycemia
abnormally low or high blood glucose levels
associated with diabetic conditions or poor nutritional habits
common injuries associated with jogging/running
torn cartilage, tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, shin splints
common injuries associated with bicycling
ulnar nerve palsies, ischial bursitis, achilles tendonitis, low back pain
common injuries associated with swimming
shoulder pain, shoulder impingement
common injuries associated with aerobic dance
shin splints, plantar fasciitis
common injuries associated with tennis
epicondylitis, tendonitis
Genetics account for roughly _____ of factors, on average, that impact physical health and performance.
a. 30%
b. 40%
c. 75%
d. 85%
b
Novice exercisers have an increased risk for which of the following injuries when proper acclimation to activity is not employed?
a. Muscle strains
b. Ligament sprains
c. Bone fractures
d. All of the above
d
Which of the following is associated with a dangerous drop in blood sodium, and is most commonly experienced during endurance training in the heat?
a. Hypoglycemia
b. Hyperthermia
c. Angina
d. Hyponatremia
d
Which of the following activities is most associated with the risk for shoulder impingement?
a. Cycling
b. Running
c. Swimming
d. Dancing
c
injuries are reposted in the ____ to the greatest extent among novice clients
lower extremities
____ is a potentially life threatening condition that can cause organ failure due to the release of damaged muscle tissue into circulation
Rhabdomyolysis
true or false: lack of physical activity is the strongest factor to impact health
true
true or false: the primary causes of premature death in the US are due to uncontrollable factors
false
true or false: health is heavily influenced by stress levels and perceived function
true
identify at least 4 categorical factors that can impact health/fitness levels
genetics
age and sex
environment
social
stress, nutrition, physical activity
education economic